molmalo

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by molmalo 11y ago
I can. Basically, the country collapsed at first. Political instability. Companies closed. Unemployment went up... Crime raised. Big money left the country. Capital controls were imposed, but as it's predictable in this kind of situati
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by molmalo 11y ago
The title can stop being a question. MSA has confirmed that this is their code, but they say its a copy from earlier this year, and that they have been working on it, so it's already old: https://translate.google.com.ar&#x2F
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by molmalo 11y ago
> Every shopkeeper in Paris will say "good journey!" to you as you walk out the door. Actually, it's bonne journée , which means "good day"...
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by molmalo 11y ago
Depends on the market. Where I live, Smart TVs are easily about 2X the price for a similar "dumb" TV.
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Ask HN: Average savings per month?
40 points by molmalo 11y ago|56 comments
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by molmalo 11y ago
Spain is strong as a Club League, not so much as a National Team. Germany is important to the World Cup, but it's not enough... Remember that in every World Cup, some "important" countries are left out in the Qualifiers. To r
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by molmalo 11y ago
Yes, there are several private universities in Argentina. While some of them have a very good level, some are pretty much just a means to buy a diploma. That, and especially the fact that they are much older, is why some of the public ones
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by molmalo 11y ago
But its hardware production, not design... So, it was accurate.
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by molmalo 11y ago
There are some very interesting things here... Some jewels that proved to be very accurate, and some that were way off... But i think that the positive ones are winning... #1 - Foxconn. #2 - OSX for computers, iOS -> iPhone, iPad, Appl
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by molmalo 11y ago
#1 was pretty accurate actually... >1. Admit it. You're out of the hardware game. Outsource your hardware production , or scrap it entirely They didnt scrap it entirely, but they did ended up outsourcing production to Foxconn.
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by molmalo 11y ago
> .net which is just a renamed MFC erm..... no. Sorry, but if you really think that, then you need to go and read something about what really is .net
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Google Sued by Job Candidate for Age Discrimination(blogs.wsj.com)
186 points by molmalo 11y ago|220 comments
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by molmalo 12y ago
I may be wrong, but I believe that they replaced the old rendering engine (Trident), with a new one (EdgeHTML.dll).[1] But Trident will still be around, for compatibility with old websites (especially for enterprise applications). So, it&#x
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by molmalo 12y ago
> others got to Chile At the south of the continent, it is far more common to travel to Argentina, to get free health care. As Argentina has a large public health system, (that has been gradually loosing a lot of quality in the past 20 y
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by molmalo 12y ago
There are lots of areas where formal education is a must. Even when you can self-teach everything, you still need some structure, some meta-learning, to learn what you need to study to build the pillars of your knowledge. And you still need
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by molmalo 12y ago
> Alternatively, I would be okay with eliminating the lottery and giving visas out on the basis of the premium companies are willing to pay over the salary a domestic worker would be paid. If your company is willing to pay 2.0x foo for a
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by molmalo 12y ago
Yes, but you have to consider the difference in costs...
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by molmalo 12y ago
I loved it, thanks!
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by molmalo 12y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8595905
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by molmalo 12y ago
Check the date, and the following commits.
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by molmalo 12y ago
According to the site, "Get a quick read of the UV Index so you can decide to apply sunscreen before you hit the road."
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by molmalo 12y ago
you mean... south korea?
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by molmalo 12y ago
"Becomes Argentina Taxi King" is very misleading... He only owns 30 licenses... there are players owning several thousands, through shell companies or straw men, but the legal limit is 200... And more importantly, the mayor owners
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Hacking US (and UK, Australia, France, etc.) Traffic Control Systems(blog.ioactive.com)
2 points by molmalo 12y ago|0 comments
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by molmalo 12y ago
One thing I can't understand is: If most people use wired headsets, with their phones, iPods, MP3 Players.... why can't Google Glass use a wire, so you can have a much bigger battery in your pocket, and a much thinner frame in you
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by molmalo 12y ago
I think you are very wrong, and your ironic responses don't apply, because there is a major problem with the approach shown in the article. The problem is that they are not legalizing drugs, and providing a legal and regulated market t
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by molmalo 13y ago
Its mostly because of protecting the crew's privacy. The unions will reject and fight against an increase to the recording time.
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by molmalo 13y ago
Well, to give you an example, here in Argentina, almost everyone in my phone's contact list uses WhatsApp. Here, the fact that you pay per message is a big incentive. But there are other advantages, like instant delivery, being sure th
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by molmalo 13y ago
You seem to be right. Here's an article [1] with details about the transaction. The main points of the deal are: - Microsoft pays € 5.44 Billions for all of its Devices & Services business, including the Mobile Phones and Smart Dev
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by molmalo 13y ago
Not likely. Most probably, it will end up being something like the White Elephant, a squattered building at the edge of Buenos Aires [1][2]. It was going to be the largest hospital in Latin America, but then after the 1955 coup, the constru

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